Unexploded missle in Kharkiv, Ukraine kitchen....

[steve2470]

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Google translation: The military infrastructure object "shell" was denazized by a precision strike in the Kharkiv region
If you can translate Ukrainian better, please contribute. Maybe "denazized" should be "denazified" ?

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[NBachers]

1. Now what do you do?

[intrepidity]

3. Wallpaper over it?

Cut the green wire?

[Wingus Dingus]

2. Coming up on today's This Old House...

Tom Silva shows us the RIGHT way to remove Russian missiles from our old kitchen cupboards.

[ForgedCrank]

4. Anyone else wondering

why there is a bathroom wash basin in the kitchen?

[dweller]

8. Hand sink

Used in all commercial kitchens … so I guess they are practicing correct cleaning
practices




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[maxsolomon]

9. Because you make do with what you can get.

Ukraine is not a consistently wealthy nation.

[riversedge]

10. common is different parts of europe to have basin outside the toilet and shower area.

I backpacked through Europe one summer and discovered this. we stayed in motels maybe once every week or so.

[WarGamer]

5. appears to be a rocket section... launched from a mlrs

[riversedge]

6. video of apartment...........

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[riversedge]

7. Cause it's a booster not a warhead. Grad rockets consist of back part, and warhead Once spent, boos

This post seems to explain the "rocket" not 'un-exploded' but the back part??? If I read this right. {post seems to be translated post]
But we can not see the front part of the 'rocket'




Cause it's a booster not a warhead.
Grad rockets consist of back part, and warhead

Once spent, booster backs fall down on the way of the rocket, God only knows there
That's why there photos of these things in the middle of street, etc, come from

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